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Fresh
Homemade
Candles
.qu laws lulei
A cargo of sand is being' discharged
at Raymond Brothela‘ Wilfll't‘” I
Ilutler Lodge. No. 97. l. 0. 0. I’., will
hold a rehearsal tonight at the Initia-
lm'i’ degree.
tivorge Wilmot has been seriously Ill
the past week. with an attack of the
av ip. at his home in Washington street.
Important Rule of Brussels carpets at
lit‘ml s. The patterns are those In de-
lliilllil_ the colors desirable and the val-
m ~ exIIaoIdinarI See ad.
\ tandem mass will III celI-br‘atcdi
in 31.31111)” 5 (‘lIIIIIlI NUI'thlk. at 8
a. III \i‘I-Ilneadav IIIIII'iIiIIg. [‘01 the late
\I‘lIiIaIn Illues. ot Bridgepmt.
ltI-ad John 11, r‘IIrI'is‘ ad. for the'
third chapter III “How To linrn Coal."
You will get some pointers that will_
he a help to you In keeping your house (‘oquany 1“""7. All New Yorks ml.
\Iar-u an: comfortable this winter. I l'ayne, ltauch .................. liux
. - —Rowaytuu llose (‘.o. Fair. tiulder‘s 11 it Furnatd
llall, December 4 and 5: _ .l). “111‘.“ ................. “'iitli‘i'
The weekly aummary for Norwalk is . l" . 1 II I‘lf’fl” "”"‘"'"'L .
given by The Commercial Net 01 II as """-‘- ‘51“ “Center ------ “'"”"""”
follows Real estate .aales. seI en; . . y ' ' .
mortgugm $8 goo 1.3m .ii-‘fll for ”10.". Riley (‘.oIlflIIIIIIfl .(.. ..I. II. llanmann
last week In November them were tiIII I Ghiotto “mm“. "m”- 1;. l"
sacs. IIIIII mortgages of 82.100. " lllght Ilium-Ii """ ‘”‘ "
Leslie Galnble at the Riverside. 1 II.“ go:Ii.~»l I Riley .2: I..“.."I I~
Mills. has Iemarkablc facilities foI Hump} II '
InanuluIturIIIg lntetior. tnInlshIngs. I
and doing mill wmk of all aorta aIIdl
thidt‘lHipilOllH If you me thinking olg
building. let him mjtltnato
The regular monthly business IueI-I- .
ing of the ladies' Aid Society of the!
First \lcthodist II‘plsI opal Church will '
la laid at the II-sIIIInI-c of Mrs. Nel- .
son It lloIt. lIaIIicII aI'.IInne "rhtuz-
Ilny aftetnoon. lIIIIIIIIlIIr .i. at .'l
o'clock.
Perhaps you IIUII't know about the
Mill“ nndlurs to he had at ’I'I'Istrum at
llyatt's. if not. don't Ilclay visiting
this store and Inspecting what they
have to offer, You might read the ad.
now. to Ice what you may expect.
Conductors audtrainmeu of the Con
sIIliIIatI-Il road have been Instructed II:
watch for the small boys who steal
rides. on freight trains. and to turn llIe
offenders OIIII- to the police. Special
ottIII-Is have been detailed to patrol
portions of the track.
Mr. and Mia. Thomas Jones. at lligh
Illdge. have moved to their daughter‘n
Mrs. Mary Stow-pa, where they will
IffIi'toli ft"
1 two.
51 Washington St. 1
° T‘ilt‘li‘ II ('19 still several minutes of the
I TIIIIII Kt‘t'Pi‘l‘-'“‘llllli tluvunagh.
Continued truth first page.‘
III-tiring the 11‘ team has tignred III this
acaaon. W hen they new defeated by
the All NI II York! last week. the visi-
on won by the score 01’ seIentI-IIII to
tifteen. '
FIRST HALF. TWO T0 TWO
1 After the tint lIII momenta of play I
it was IIIII 1‘1 Ideal that the contest
would III II hot and close one. The 1-“
boys View deteInIInId to “make good'
for tlIclI lt‘ct‘lll IletIIIt. while the New '
I orkeis II'eIc cupally desirous of IIIIIk- -
l in: it two straight The F boys wow
a little "off" In handling tho hall uIIII'
I made a number of serious fumblea but .
‘thoir reeoIery wua good ConaeqquItII
Ithe Ilsitois could do but Very little
the half elated In II do two to -
Ina Fle1‘(.0Al. ’
After five or six minutes of play.
\\'||III-y, of the All New Yflrk qulmelte.
scored the first goal from the field. I“?
went Into the game again with renew—i
ed determination and when Payne!
lauded the hall Into tIII not from the
field the I-Iowd IIIIII frantic with joy.
i arm Ing
half left but neither side was aide toi
III-ore. i
I was in Int: may ”Al F 1
’IIIe. . IIIIIIIIII half had Men in pIogrt III-'1
but a few moments when the ,I'lallora
forged ahead with another field goal
by Wildcy. A moment later i‘ntplrc
Guurnlerl orIlI-ch a point scoIIId for I“ -
on the grounds that Ro.uh had been
intIIIteI-Id with while tluoulng a goal.
The time was getting .IlIoI‘.t only some I
thing like four minute»: being left.
when Dave Riley l.' mini the hall llll')'
the basket on a in ‘lllilflll ahot {IonIl
nIIaIlI half not down the "0M. Tilt’
I-I'IIIIIIII was unable to IestIalu itsclt (or
lot. The din of. applause was deafen-
lug but was even louder th II n 1110111-
out later ltiley duplicated his pcriornr i
aure. (‘illlt'hlllfi the game for F.
Tili‘ score and lineup or the game‘
(‘II::IIpIIIy it‘ was giIIIII our
point {III Inter'lIIIIIII-e IIlIilI RIIII h IIII.~
shooting for goal.
i‘ilIIIal- (‘ harlcs (luurnicri.
SIIIII'I 1"(‘hlll'l1'N Davis.
MON'l'Al'KS LOSE liAitli ti.-\.\l|-‘..
ThI- Montaulis. the second to-IIII In‘
thr- I-oInpany. lost a hard game to ill!‘
Stamford 1'. 111. i‘. .»\, basketball team.
The lIIIlIII team \\'11.\ III the lead at 1111'
end ol‘ the first half. the score then be—
Ing thirteen to eleven. but the second
hall” IIIovIIl their \‘i'atIIrlIIII. The iI-lt-
turo ot‘ the second half was ilI‘.IlI:IIII':~
goal throwing for the Stamford ltggt‘v-
gallon. ilr did not play III the lirst
half. but went In for the second period
and landed the ball into the net tI'oIII
llit‘ tlIIlIl four times.
The score and lineup of tlII.~ game.
Mt)lliilllkfi"‘7. Stamford—~21
make their home'in this place. Mr.
Jones having sold his place to New '
\oIk parties . whole Ith will (‘1 r:eIt III
hundstmc summer residence. .
ilII Iloslon Store has made exteu—:
\h!‘ pIIIIaIations III the holiday hand I
lit It NI 1 line and today they are slIoII-I
ing a most complttellne ttn IIIIIII IIo II I
In and I!'.hlldIeII See ad. .
William 1 Donnelli has succeeded.
lI‘alIIard ioung as night clerk at IIII i
Mahaeltento Hotel The latter II-sigu» I
«III to take a position as clerk at ”It
Ilolel lilerIdI-II, In Merlden. Mr. Don-
IIelly was formerly night clerk at the
Hotel (iarIiII. III New Haven.
~Aa an extra and special Christmas
offer the Out. Rusk Food (‘0. will give
away 1 doz. different kinds of valuable ‘
watches to women. girls, men and boys
ISI-c. circular in ()at Rusk packaged!
to the 12 [10180115 making the gteateht I
number of words in English from thc~
letters in this sentence. “Oat Rusk is
a health food." The contest closes
“Ct 21 and watches will be mailed:
1100.".‘1 1903. Send IouI list of words-
III 1111!" to the New England Food (II ‘
South Norwalk. Ct. i
Contractor E. It}. ioI'hnIn gave a Sen- 1
tlnel reporter a few words of good ad-i
Vlt‘t‘ this morning.
the slack mason with all painters andi
IlII-cratora.nnIl it stands to reason that '
your wnIk IIill be ear'etully done. Noni
Is IIIIiIIentiI tht ploivr time. to haII
[lail‘i ring done.“
\\ iliinm E. Street's horse. which ran
may with Mr. Street and coachmau
Mr. Peterson. near Price‘s corners.
,IIas I'aligllt III lront‘dt’ the West Nor.
walk store by Fred' Emerson. who
stained him tlntlLBV‘enlng, when Mr.
sum-1's son called (or him.TlIe wagon
was a complete wreck; also the hai-
III-ss. which was badly broken.
It is meat I-asI-ntial that the clothes
you buy for Hint boy will wear well.
It we buy them ct Rogers 1 SteIens‘
Ion max tccl sure of this feature. and
you will get ggodmle as wall. Prices
within anIIIne's reach. See ad.
It‘rId Morris 8. N. Clark. W. 11.; Mel‘-
I-alfo. C. S. Reeve. B H. Morton. .1 C.
Bauchle. John, P. Peck George Lens.
\1‘ W. Crolt J .l. Reilcv Daniel Ryan.
Mr and His. Edgar Stewart. R Brooks
Cole New York: H 1". Cgmnbell. “'.S
\.\'llcox E. H. 'MCCUO.SQ\1UI Norwalk:
H. .1. Fletcher. Loullvllle. Kin; W. M
KlrItuton. Rochester; N. I'.; F‘. C
Inn-rows T. Greratt E P. Evans.
Boston: F. C Davtoa. New Haven:
Kirby S. Marathi-‘- E. Stencil!“—
lord; C. l. Farrell. Berlin. Conn.
arm hie-ts last sight at the .ilotel
('liflot'rl.
" Jusrwntcimtoi
a flock of '
WHIIK m _
quality very line. afipn%“ ” suit all.
too to ’1‘.
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luIit tiIIIIIIl
Lune ....................... Morrison
Right (iuard,
Silt-r ..., ......... ......... SI-hadc
Comm.
Kern ........................ i4il\\ntill
Left F'IIIIwaIIl
‘ Guycr ................. Ril‘e. tirahatn
lllght iI‘oI'II'ard.
l‘ IIIlIls giliilS‘“Hfli‘lllt‘l.:iI EJHYSUILE
iern Wyoming and the llrst \I'hilc sel-
He said “This i: i\
SIIII-Ilc. 1’: Graham.
2!: Slice . t: Guyer. 1.
Goals from the foul lIIII~~-l.IIII-soII. l:
”11‘le I: Kerns t
Referee :Ind IInIpiIII - .I. lilnck. of
StaIIIford and IioIIaId N (.oIlfIIII ol‘
NuIIIaliI'
SI ()1 III t‘harln ii:iI'ls.
Tllllt‘kt‘t‘l)t’l'~-\\'lllIS (‘avanaglL
1: 1.8110. it KI-rn ‘
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LARGE CATTLEMAN DEAD.
MEETIIISEE. \i'yo. Dec. l.—-(itt~~
France. the ltll‘Ilh-il. I'altlttunu of North-
tle in liig lioI-u county. was found dead
at his much. ten miles from here lant
night. ”a leave..- sIIIral brothers in
New \IIIII. indications me that while
he “as crawling through a tent-II his
gun “as aeI-iIII ntlI discharged. Fl‘iill‘.‘ I‘
IIIIIIII to this county III 1878 and owned
II large raIIIl.I
~— .,_A.
'I‘ no souls with but a single thought
seldom renIaInII-Ilngle.
____. sit/Ines
Celebrated Peck and Synder and
Spauiding skates. best made. all sizes,
boys and girls'. Largest line in team.
Celebrated Johnson racing skats also
the Canadian pattern of hockey skate.
Lewest prices at
. COLEMAN'S '
10 North Main Strut, Moth Norwallt.
Agent tor A. G. bpaulding's Baubali
and Sporting Goods.
GET THE“ 911‘
of saving something each week by
opening a avian account with the
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST co.
[unrest at the rate qt
was an .csnr‘i
loath.
sacrum-n. noun «:3. an.
keratin ,
about clothes for boys.
the answer is “Yes!"
Prices are within anybody' a reach. and yew may be sure
of full value. whatever you pay.
We' d like to have you test our Clothes on your boy.
Russian Overcoats for boys 3 to 8-—-warm. snug. button-
all the- --way up coats, military models mostly in blue. and
fancy mixtures. $2.50 to $8.00.
Mannish Overcoats for bigger
owith wide shoulders and close-fitting velvet collars.
$8. 50.
Plenty of strong. warm Rectcrs for boys from 3 to 16—
fricze and chinchilla. wool lined. $3.50 to $5.00.
The best Suits we know of for
Blouse Suits for little fellows: Norfolks. two-piece and three-
From $2.00 to $8.00.
piece Suits for larger boys.
Everything else in good wears for boys. from Hats to
Hose.
RogersvSI Stevens
Our 'amr‘ausrantsst lstlslastlon a? "lion” lack.
For Your Bay
“Will it wear well P“ is the question oltcnest asked us
if you buy your boy's clothes here.
Wear is the essential,tcaturc—We in—‘
list upon quality first of all; after that comes style.
boys. black“ and Oxford
$2. 50 to
boys—Sailor and Russian
Snoosssors to Comatoolt Bras.
‘souru NORWALK.‘
TEL. CALL, 32-2.
will
every bag of grain
from you bri ug any
ard of quality. and the price Is as
(‘lSCWllCl‘tI‘ anywhere. It you could
For tnc sake of saving a 1er pennies don't. buy Inter-
lor grain, hay or feed for your animals.
price Ia pennies. but the difference in results Ia tlIII good
health and appearance of your horses and cattle.
quantity
or halo of hay.
Buy Oats That's Clean,
The difference In
.\ word
you may wish.
of the highest aland<
little as you would pay
get lhII same quality.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
JUST OUT
XMAS NUMBERS
of the
MAGAZ
NOW' READY.
Harper' 5. Manny. Ladies' Home Journal
Everybody‘s and many others.
6
WILLIAM P.
BOOKSELLER. STATIO NER
South Main street; 1
South Norwalk. .
INES
McClure' s. Scribner'S, Strand;
BEERS,
AND ENGRAVER.
49 Wall atrest,
Norwaik.
11 Main Street. Nor-walk.
Personal attention given all sittings.
days 10 .a. m., to 1:30 p. m. Children's
from 10 s. m., to 4 p. In. Sun-
photographs a specialty.
_TISIIMAS
rnorouauras“
Newest Styles.
Naval Dulans.
JACKSON‘S
STUDIO.
rm But of Work.
‘Slttlngs up to 3:30 o’clock p. m.
COML; NOW ”Wall .Strsahiflorwalk.
01'
CHRISTMAS WORK. Oppnsm Hotel. .
WOO ..
a day.
V "’.s’éiflllc: _-
“Rome wasn'thuilt in a day. “neither was science of Optics learned in‘
it took years and men to develop itfl
suiting a competent optician.
HOMER B. HOYT. Rofraotl‘ng Optician. ~~
Room 9 United Bank Building.
Special Appointments at convenis one of patron.
Office hoara 8 it: 45. 12: 45. 6: 00 Saturday evenings 7—9.
and it shows the valus of con-
south Norwalk, Conn.
It you want to wear stylish cloth :3 for
HATS. COATS, SKIRTS.8HIRTWA13T3 AND FURS,
at the
To the Ladies
iitie monsy buy your .
O
The Fair Cloak and in Store.
68 WASHINGTON STREET. .
Come and see our prices before y on buy. I '
filth ‘rohuqogb. amass sub
$625
SMALL NUT. DELIV.£RID.
'11th min the irate! each "H
Open Innings.
‘1' E CH DICEIT
.. Vein Lelhg
sIrovss. osmvgitko 11'?
1’ L500. ‘ .‘
L T HAT’I OLIAN
-80UE H NORWALK.
h”
' :51;
Open. lligh. IAIw. 1:110
Amai. Cop“ . 381/: {ta-3,. 38 38%
A. C. k l". Co..18I/g 187;; 1X75 lit-,3
Am. Cot. Oil, 30 30 30 :10
Am. i.ooo._ " 11% 14% 14% 14%
Am. Smell., 44% 44-73 44 it».
"Am. Sugar. 22, 122 121 121
A. ’1‘. k 8. Fe. mm 6655‘. can; 661.5
A. T. l: S. I". p, 90% 901,, 90% 110%
Bait & Ohio, 76% .77 76% 767‘
Uklyn 11.11391}. 3113‘. 39% 39%
Chen; at Ohio 30% 31 305'. 31
Ch. Gt. West 153.15% 159;; 15%
C. M. & S. P.. 139-140 138% 140
Col. F. 8: 1.. 251,4 25% 25 25 .
Col. South” 13 . 13 ii 111
Con. Gas. 178% 178% 1781/; titii'g
Del. & HIId.. 107 157 157 in?
Erie. 271/. 27% IV§;‘.E1 21%
Erie. tat. pit. 66- d7 lid-8 lid-,3
Gen. Mac... 1651; 155 may. 156
111. Control. 129% 129% 1211 129%
mark NIsh.,105-% 1061p 105% 1013‘»;
Manhattan, _ 139% 139% 131154, 139%
Met. St. Ry.. 117 118 116% 1171i:
Mel. Calm, 10% 10% 10% 10%
M. K. t T., 175’. 18 17% 17%
M. K. t T., pt. 38% . .39 38% 39
Mo. Pcllic, 909519114 any. 9i)"
NaLLesIl. 1m 1155 14 II.
N. Y Central 116%,117‘,‘ 116%117%
Nor. a; West... .56‘5‘ 57 58% in
am a west..- 1.0% am 201.5 21%
Pac. Msii,’ . . 21$ 37% 27 2714
Wow. 3.11.114“ 1141.. 1.14% 114%-
‘ {no Gash; 9m 9m 941/. 94'”
Renting, . ’.II I19; mi 10%
ad. I IE 75% 7.3% 75v. 75%
Rev. SM 8% . 6%. -‘ 51-1 11%
' Rock Island 21% 44% 24% 21%
RubIGooIls.-.15% 15% .1552 15%
South? Poo, 46K 1696.4611; 46%
. icon. it .‘cd.t1stc son 197A 205;.
. I. ”.00.. m., 71% 79 __ 77% 78%
Tons. . 1.. . 29;; :9 3m a
Texas Pac., 21% 24% 341‘ to;
Union Poo, 74 75% 741,6 'IB
11mm. at. {as six use“
In. 1% 7% .1“ 7%
11% ll 11%
758% 51% 52%
TWO cum. nor
WATER BOTTLES
and.
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Fountain syringes
75 cats .
Guaranteed tor Ops you I!
THE illiililjlll PHARIIIIEY
'IlIe I’IIIIIIIIIIIIII Slim)
Night cplls Answsred.
Telephone Coil, 16-2.
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OUITUARY.
SAltAli» 11. (lORliAM.
Sarah 11. tiorhntn. the IIlIlIst resident
ot Strattovd. died Sunday evening. at
ilt‘l' home in that town, at the age of
IIlIIety-IIII'I c years. SIII was the widow j
of Charles R. tioI‘hnIn. whose death oII-I
I-IIrrId some years ago. Mr. (torhanti
was horn in the lirooka lillllll‘stPllli Iu‘
June. llilll. and had ll\'til in Stratfordi
llt‘l' cnlIIII lll'I-tlIIIII. ()Ill aon. NI-lII-Iuiuhl
(1. ”0111111". snII'iI'es llt‘l't‘. and with
him she had lived for some time pusl.i
Mrs. (iorham \I‘llh a PM” "Daughter of
the RI II.“I|utlon lIII fathIr h: II'lngl
heI-II Captain itIoIIiIII \\lltl served dur-
Ing the RIIIolIIIIonaI'I IIIII liel Min In
It member or the Society of the (‘IIII-ln-
nail. iler hus’lmnd was a carriage man-
ufacturer in the town. but retired fromi
business some years before his death.
lilrII. (tot-haul was II member of the
Strutford Congregational Church for
the bust seventy yearn. and a promi-
nent worker not" her advanced age
made her 110117911311 III the church
work impossible.
DELAY IN NEGOTIATIONS DE-
NOUNCED.
TOKlt‘). Japan. ’Dee. ' t.—~.~\ mass
meeting of the. Metropolitan suction of
the SIIIlekai party today painted a reso-
lution denouncing the delay III the ne-
aotiattons with Russia and urging
their speedy prosecution. The Selyu-
kal party. formed by the Marquis I‘m.
in 1900. has a clear majority III the
Diet over all other parties.
81‘. PETERSI'H’RG. lice. l.——.-\t the
weekly reception of the nIeIIIlIerII ol'
the diplomatic ('Ol‘lls Saturdar Foreign
Minister [.Ilmstl ff spoke optimistical-
ly of the crisis I the Far East and ex-
pressed the opinion that the Russo-
.iapauI-se III-unlintiouI. would result in
a IIaeltle sclIlenIiIul.
LIMITING OUTPUT OF STEEL.
l’lTTSilliRG. ‘a.. lit-c. t.»»~'l‘lIe oi-
lieluls of the Amalgamated Associaiion
of ll'on, Sit-«I and Tin Workers have
set January 10 for th-- convention ot‘
I-Iprescnlntivcs of the rili‘t‘i steel work-
ers. who are to assemble to cousidtr
the remoial of the limit of output. The
l'niicIl Slain. Shel (‘IuporatiIIII. it i.~
.IIId. I'eIIIpIIIIteIl peIIIIIssIIIII to have rep-
I IIIInIatlIIIs at the I-I ”lift II-ncc.
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TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
\\'.\l.l. S'l'itlIIl‘Z'l‘. lflztt'l II. III.~’i‘rIId-
ing was fairly active at the opening III
the stock IIIaI'kIt' and the standard
rit‘t‘ks displayed an under I-IIIrcIIt (It
l'II‘IIIIII-ss. Some or tht speI-IaltIIs
were easier in sympathy with II break
of two points in ItrpIIhliI-an Steel ptd.
IIIIII the IllrIII-turs‘ drIIlaiontII postpone
the declaration of a dividend. Other-
wise changes Ivcrr of little lnIpoI'tanee.
The opening was lI'rIzular.
WALL STREET. 1 li. III.~St. I‘aul
ran up rapidly III ilt'l’tlsh lid and there
were also large takings of i'nion l‘u
rifle and Southern Pacific which lIeIIII~
titted them a point. The strength of
these leaders imparted a gmd tone to
the entire market. but the others fell
off considerably before 1 o'clock. Dela-
ware and Hudson. Lake Elie and West-
I-rII and North Allll‘l'lt‘flll Improved a
point. .
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private II'IrII of Mn.-
plt's & Goldsehmldt Commission llro-
Itcr.a Swami. a Corbett mot-.k Soul-I
Norwzalk
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on the uuaiilu uI uuur clulllts you must lie Milli 'W to ~
iuul; haupu ii uuu lliSl’. llllll mountains tollilll
muiupuuuu- . Igiri , ..
I'luuu an out luijiuiéiiliui.“
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Children's Suils and flieruuals $21111 lufSilllll
lilili’IIIS line [1881 $10.00 value it .Sli|18__.tnd:
iiVEliiliIiiIi iil this Ilule
liaiu iluals
Suits and Uranus -
l'uuun lion's Suits and Iliuruuuls
SELLECK a PRICE
98- Washington Street. South Norwalk
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Every package of butter bearing our famous “Clover Hill” trade mark I.
guaranteed absolutely pure and it n01 better than any othér butter ”0‘
ever had on your tabla your money will be cheerfully refunded by your chsr.
Bum. also cheaper. Prount Prlos JOolb.-1‘RY I!"
LQRE NZO DIBBLE.
TELEPHONE 16.. I
curaIL-Irs"
Bridge Floh Mackot '
LARGE sMEL‘r. 13111:, FIsII'.‘
WEAK FISH. sun-5a.. £1014. FLAT
FISH. EELS. con, sosroa stuss,
HARBOR sLuas POmeK; HALI-
su'r HERRING LONOfA-ND ROUND‘
cums. cacéupoat ovsrzss'
AND LONG ISLAND runuws.
FREE osLIvuv. ' '
West End Washington tam“ Irldu‘, ‘
South Not-walk. conn. 1.
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